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DOD
MILLER, JUDITH A.
BLAKEY, G. ROBERT.

06/22/1978
22

CIA.

OSWALD, LEE; PRE-RUSSIAN PERIOD-MILITARY SERVICE.
NAVAL INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE (1960-64).

DOD, FILES.

REPORT.
Unclassified

3; Open in Full
Redact
12/20/1993

Box 172.

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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301

N09s8s

June 22, 1978

G. Robert Blakey, Esq.

Chief Counsel and Director

Select Committee on Assassinations
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515

Dear Mr. Blakey:

Attached are fact sheets submitted by the Department ofthe
Navy in response to inquiries from the Select Committee dated
March 15. and 20 (date of receipt); April 12, 20, 28; May 3 and 9;
and June 1, 1978.

For your information, the Air Force, DIA and DIS have now
completed their reviews for information requested in all letters
received at DoD by June 6, 1978. With the exception of your May 8,
1978 request (on which a search is still proceeding), the Navy has
also completed its review for all information requested through
June 6, 1978. The Army has completed its search efforts for the
first twenty-six of your letters, dated between December 27, 1977,
and May 11, 1978. The results of these searches have been made
available for review at this Department--with the exception of a
few items where further information has been requested to permit
completion of the search.

Sincerely,

CK ud Vhller,

Judith A. Miller ,
Assistant to The Special Assistant

Attachments

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FACT SHEET ON SELECT COMMITTEE REQUESTS FOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY RECORDS

Date of
Request

3/15/78 1. Valeriy Valdimirovich Kostiko - no records identifiable
within the Department of the Navy.

2. Yuri Ivanovich Nosenko - no records identifiable within
the Department of the Navy..

3/20/78 1. William P. Dolzel-# no records identifiable. .
(received) oo re
2. Alberto Hernandez Hechevarri - no records identifiable.
3. Orest Pena - no records identifiable. |

4, Rolando Pelasz - no records identifiable.

5. Clay Shaw - no records identifiable. -

6. Kerry Wendall Thornley - no records identifiable.

7.  Jonquin Villoda - ‘no. records. identifiable.

8. Luis Balbuena - no records identifiable other than what
DIA possesses (previously made available).

4/20/78 1. Eleanor E. Archer ~ no records identifiable.
2. Anthony Colosacco - no records identifiable.
3. Herman Milton -.no records identifiable.
4, John M. Geizzaffi - no records identifiable.
Ds Maurice Lerner - no records identifiable.
6.. Gordon McLendon - no records identifiable.
7 Albert Meadows - no records identifiable.
8. Isadore Miller - no records Identifiable. |
9. Thomas R. Peasner - ho records identifiable.

10. Victor Periera - no records identifiable.

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Date of
Request

4/20/78 11. Harry Raymond Pope.- no records. identifiable.
(con't) : _
12. Helen. Kay Smith - no records identifiable.
13. John Eli Stone -'no records identifiable.
14. ~~ Charles Tourine - no records identifiable.
15. John Benton Turns - no records identifiable.

16. Anthony Zoppi -. no records identifiable.

4/28/78 1. Richard Cain - no records identifiable within the
— (Ltr #2) Department of the Navy.

2. Jorge Alonso Pujol - no records identifiable.

3. Henry Savaadra - no records identifiable.
4. |. Irving Davidson - no records identifiable.
5. James Plumer -.no records identifiable.
6 Salvadore Granello - no records identifiable.

7. John La Rocca ~ The Naval Investigative Service (N!IS) holds
a file on an enlisted member of the U.S. Marine Corps by
the name of John Andrew LaRocca.. This individual is not
believed to be identifiable with 'John LaRocca,. Pennsylvania
mobster arrested in 1957'', as he was born in 1948, .

8. Angelo Bruno ~ The NIS holds a file containing the results.
ofa January 1978, investigation conducted at Naples, Italy,
concerning an individual named Angelo Frank Bruno. That
individual's date and place of birth is listed as January
25, 1902 or 1903, at Licato, Sicily, Italy. At the time
of the investigation Bruno. was incarcerated. in a Federal
prison in the-United States. Nevertheless, there is nothing
in the file which would. indicate this individual is identi-
fiable as. the Angelo Bruno, “Philadelphia Crime Boss. "

9. Sam Nannar ino -"no records: identifiable.
10. Garbriel Mannar ino = no records. identifiable.
Il. Joseph Shimon’ - no records ident! fiable.

12. Sergio Arcaha Smith ~ file has been made available.

13, George Woodcock, Jr. - a copy of ‘the NIS Report of Invest
igation is available.

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Undated Committee Request:

1.

2.

10.

Date of
Request

5/3/78

Zack Stout - 1607642. Latest available mailing address pro-
vided Select Committee by phone.

George Arthur Wilkins, Ur. - Latest available mailing address
provided Select. Committee by phone.

Robert Augg - Identified as former Marine Robert. Royce Augg -
1596827. Personnel record has been made available for inspection.

Nelson Delgado - Identified as former Marine Nelson Delgado

1644884. Personnel record has been made available for inspection.

Carson Roberts - Has been previously identified as Lieutenant
General Carson A. Roberts, 04463, U.S. Marine Corps Retired.
Mailing address previously provided the Committee.

Thomas Arthur Vallee - 1114455. Identified as a former Marine.
Personnel record has been made available for inspection.

Allan 0. Thompson..- Has been tentatively identified as a former -
Marine by the name of Alva Owen Thompson. Marine Corps personnel
record has been made. available for inspection.

Kerry Wendall Thornley - A former Marine with same name but the
date of birth of 4/17/38. instead of 4/19/38 has been identified
and a certified copy of Thornley's Marine record has been made
available for inspection.

John E. Donovan - A former Marine with same name but with date
of birth of 8/31/34 instead of 8/21/34 has been identified and a

_ certified copy of Donovan's personnel record has been made avail-

able for inspection. It was noted that correspondence in the
Marine Corps jacket indicated that Donovan joined the U.S. Army
subsequent to his tour with.the Marine Corps.

Chief Warrant Officer Morgan - This officer has been identified
as Captain Roger G. Morgan, U.S. Marine Corps Retired. His

mailing address is Route 1, Sewalls Point, Jensen Beach, Flordia
33457.

1. Colonel Mario Silvesto ~ no record identifiable.
2. Thomas Arthur Vallee - no record identifiable.

3. Gary Taylor - no record identifiable.

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Date of
Reguest

5/3/78 4, Leonard Calvery - no record identifiable.
(con't) ;
5. Jack Brown - no record identifiable.
6. Robert. Augg - all information previously forwarded.
7. Zack Stout .- all information previously forwarded.
8. Richard Call - all information previously forwarded.
oY. Nelson Delgado -'no record identifiable.
10. Aline Mosley - no record’ identifiable.
i. Pauline, Bates *- no record identifiable.
12. Carson Roberts - no record identifiable.
‘13. Adrian Alba ~ no record identifiable.
14. Mrs. G. Stanley Brown Vera. - no record. identifiable.
15. Emmet: Charles Babe, Jr. - no record identifiable.

16. Lt. Francis Martello. - no record identifiable.

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FACT SHEET ON NAVAL INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE, 1960-64

With regard to the last two paragraphs of the undated request
received In. the Office of the Secretary of Defense on March 20, 1978,
the Naval Investigative Service has been unable to identify any °
personnel presently or formerly associated with its Service, or its
predecessor organizations, who were involved in the activities described.
In general, the monitoring of activitiés or the utilization of sources
within the Cuban anti-Castro groups. in Miami and New Orleans during
the period 1960 to 1964 was under the primary jurisdiction of the
Federal Bureau of. Investigation (FBI) and the Central Intelligence
Agency (CIA).

The NIS was established in 1966 under the Naval Intelligence
Command (NIC). .At that time, the Service assumed the basic mission
of what previously had been known as the Investigations Branch (Op-921D),
and the Counterintelligence Branch -(0p-921E) of the Security Division
(Op-921) of the Office of Naval-Intelligence (ONI). During the period
1960 to 1964, ‘the primary activity of those branches involved criminal
investigations, counterintelligence investigations, and background
investigations of Navy military and civilian personnel and Department
of Defense civilian contractor personnel for security clearance.
Contacts with both current and former NIS personnel knowledgeable of
the activities of both O0p-921D and Op-921E during the period in question
revealed no recollection of assignment of agents or other employees to
maintain sources or otherwise investigate or monitor the Cuban anti-
Castro groups in those cities. Their recollection was that the FBI and
CIA did investigate such activities.

As further background, it is noted that the establishment of the
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in the early 1960's created shifts
of mission and personnel from ONI to that organization. Prior to the
establishment of. the DIA, the structure of ONI included, in addition
to the above-mentioned Security Division (Op-921), the Intelligence
Production Division (Op-922) and the Administrative Division (0p-923).
The former, Op-922, was sometimes referred to as the Foreign Intelli-

_ gence Division and most of its functions were transferred to DIA.”
That transfer of functions also included transfers of ONI personnel
and records. OP-922H was the branch responsible for collection and
dissemination of foreign intelligence. A knowledgeable individual
currently assigned with the NIC stated that the activities of Op-922H
included interviews of anti-Castro Cubans at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, but
noted that any necessary contacts or utilization of anti-Castro Cubans
in Miami or New Orleans were required to be coordinated through the
FBI or the CiA, because of the jurisdiction of those organizations in
those geographical locations. ,

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FACT SHEET ON APRIL 12 REQUESTS CONCERNING LEE HARVEY OSWALD

The following information has been provided by the Naval
Investigative Service and responds to those portions of the April 12,
requests by the Select Committee for all records regarding: Lee
Harvey Oswald; any and all records concerning.or referring to investi-
gations into Oswald's background ‘conducted by the 112th Military
Intelligence Group, circa 1963; a detailed statement explaining why
a photograph of Oswald in the possession of the Navy was contained
in an envelope marked "Received 14 Nov 1963" and "CIA 77978,'! and
answers to other questions regarding actions in connection with the
photograph. — *

A written list of those persons who were either connected with,
responsible for, or knowledgeable about the Office of Naval Intelli-
_gence (ONI) file pertaining to Oswald is attached, as Appendix A.

All available records held by the NIS pertaining to Lee Harvey
Oswald have previously been made available to the Select Committee,
with the exception of records which were originated by or under the ;
release authority of the Department of State, the Office of the Attorney
General, the CIA, the FBI, and the DIA. The latter records were
referred to those agencies for processing and a direct response to
' the Select Committee.

The NIS holds no records concerning or referring to investigations
into Oswald's background by the 112th Military Intelligence Group.
Copy pages of the NIS file numbered 253 through 255 (previously for-
warded to the Select Committee) consists of a U.S. Continental Army
Command (USCONARC) message. It contains information concerning
Oswald which.was provided to the ''ll2th INTC GP" by an Assistant Chief
of Police with the Dallas Police Department. .

_Enclosure (1) to Appendix B is a copy of the envelope which the
Select Committee referred to in connection with a photograph of Oswald.
The notations on the envelope refer to a Chief of Naval Operations
(CNO) message with a date/time group of 251800Z October 1963, which
readdressed.a CIA teletype numbered 77978. The ON! file on Oswald,
which is the file maintained by the NIS, did not contain a copy of
the CNO message in question, and ft is not known why a copy of it
was not contained therein. On 25 April 1978 a representative of NIS
obtained a copy of CIA teletype number 77978 of 24 October 1963
(enclosure (2), appendix B). That copy is in the format In which the
CIA has released it. to the public in response to Freedom of Information
Act requests. Enclosure (2), is addressed to the Department of the

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Navy; refers to a CIA teletype number 74673 of 10 October 1963
(referring the possible presénce of Oswald In Mexico City), and requests
that two copies of the most recent photograph of Oswald be provided to
the CIA for purposes of determining whether he and the individual in
Mexico City were-one and the same. Enclosure (3) to appendix C€ is a
copy of CiA teletype number 74673 of 10 October.1963. It was also
obtained from the CIA on 25 April 1978, and is in the format in which
the CIA has released it to the public in response to Freedom of
Information Act requests. The ONI file on Oswald contained a copy

of a CNO message with a date/time group of 102012Z October 1963, which
readdressed CIA teletype number 74673. A copy of that CNO message was
one of the documents referred by NIS to the CIA on 15 August 1977.

To respond directly to the Select Committee's questions, the
reason that a photograph of Oswald was at one time contained in an
envelope marked ''Received 14 Nov 1963!' and "CIA 77978" appear to be
that it was obtained as a result of the request of the CIA set forth
in Enclosure (2) to appendix B. There is no documentation in the
Oswald file revealing the manner in which the identification photo-
graph of Oswald was obtained. References to the photograph appear on
copy pages numbered 268, 278, and 282 of the material that was for-
warded to the Select Committee. Those documents are dated 22 and 23
November 1963, the day of and the day following the assassination of
President Kennedy. The references to the photograph on the copy page
numbered 278 indicated that-Admiral Taylor, who was then the Director
of Naval Intelligence (DNI), would ''....require at least two extra
copies of the photograph of Oswald, for forwarding by DNI to Mexico
City, by mail, and for Mr. McCone."!

On 25 April 1978, the identification photograph of Oswald which
had been mailed to Mexico City, and the envelope in which it was
‘mailed, were viewed at CIA Headquarters, Langley, Virginia. The
photograph was a 3'' x 3" print which was stapled to a piece of paper
indicating it had been received at 1530, Mexico City time, on
26 November 1963. The envelope indicated it was mafled, Air Mail-
Special Delivery, by CNO (Op-923M) to an individual at the Embassy
of the United States of America, Mexico City, and was postmarked on
23 November 1963. (In 1963, Op-923M was the administrative code for
the General Services Branch, Administrative Division, ONI.)

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PERSONS KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT THE ONI FILE ON OSWALD

For purposes. of providing background in regard. to the list of
persons who were. connected .with, responsible for, or knowledgeable about
the ON! file. on Oswald, it is-necessary to.understand the structure of .
the ONL during the period starting when Oswald defected to Russia (1959),
to the time of the assassination of President Kennedy (1963). During
that period of time, the ON! (Op-92) consisted primarily.of three divi-
sions, the Security Division (0p-921), the Intelligence Production

_ Division (0p-922), and the Administrative Division (0p-923). As explained
in the fact sheet on the. NIS, the Naval Investigative Service was estab-
lished in 1966, at which time.the personne] and basic mission of what
had. previously been known as. the Investigations Branch (0p-921D) and the
Counterintelligence. Branch (Op-921E) of the Security Division, ONI were
assumed. There was no ONI file on Oswald prior to his defection to
Russia. Because of his inactive duty/civilian status from that time on,
the primary investigation jurisdiction in. regard. to. the counterintel-
ligence interest in him rested with the FBI. This is the reason the
bulk of the ONI file on Oswald consisted of. other agency .and administra-
tive documents, and newspaper clippings. The primary responsibility for
monitoring the file within ON! was with the Counterintelligence Branch
(Op-921E), or, more specifically, the Programs Section (Op-921E2) of the
Counterintelligence Branch. In reviewing the file in regard to identi-
fication of individuals who originated administrative documentation for
signature by individuals further up the chain of command, the names of

. three junior naval officers appear. This indicates that. they probably
had the period between Oswald's defection and the assassination. The
file identifies those officers as Lieutenant Junior Grade-G. M. Fredrick-
son in 1960, Lieutenant Junior Grade P. C. LeSourd in 1962, and Ensign
J. A. Hazelton in 1963. Other individuals who, because of their positions
within the ONI, or more particularly, their positions within ONI at the
time of the assassination of President Kennedy, would have become con-
nected with and knowledgeable about the file are:

re Vice Admiral Rufus L. Taylor, USN (Retired), the DNI (Op- 92)
at the time of the assassination;

oO Captain Robert P. Jackson, Jr., USNR (Retired), the Assistant.
DNI for Security (Op- 921) at the time of. assassination;

) Captain Jack 0. Johnson, USN (Retired) , the Executive Officer
to Captain. Jackson at the time of the assassination;

ro) Captain John C. Lacy, USNR (Retired), Head, Counterintélligence
~* Branch (0p-921E) in 1959;

fe) Commander William H. ‘Clark, USNR (retired), Head counter intel-
ligence Branch (Op- S21E) in: 19635

APPENDIX A
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Mr. William Abbott, Civilian, Assistant to the Head, Counter-
intelligence Branch, during the entire period of 1959 through
1963; : -

Mr. Prosser W. Palmer; Civilian, assigned to the Programs
Section (Op-921E2) during the entire period of 1959 through
1963; and ; a -

Mr. Donald R. Paschal, Civilian, assigned..to Programs Section
(Op-921E2) in 1963. . ; ;

The three junior naval officers have been more fully identified as
follows: .

LTJG George Marsh Fredrickson, USN

Military Service Number (MSN): 559112

Social Security Account Number (SSAN): 503-28-3599

Year of Birth (YOB): 1934

Last. Known Address (1966): 91 Reed Street
Lexington, Mass.

LTJG Peter Charles LeSourd, USNR
MSN: 638384

- SSAN: 538-34-2364.

YOB: 1938 sO
Last Known Address (1971): 1222 East Crockett
. Seattle, Washington

ENS John Anthony Hazelton, USNR

MSN: 662076

DOB: 15 December 1938

Last Known Address (1972): 6333 Shoreham Drive
Madison, Wisconsin

The addresses of the other officers are as follows:

°

Vice Admiral Rufus L. Taylor, USN (Retired)
Current Address: 90 N. Lakeview Drive ~
Whispering Pines, North Carolina

Captain Robert P. Jackson, Jr., USNR (Retired)
Current Address: Street Address Unknown
* Metairie, Louisiana

Captain Jack 0. Johnson, USN (Retired)
Current Address: 195 East. Stanford Street
; Bartow, Flordia

Commander William H. Clark, USNR (Retired)
Current Address: 740th Street, Unit 209
Ocean City, Maryland

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° Mr. William Abbott
Last known Address (1970): 2737 Devonshire ‘Road, NW
Washington, D.-C.

° Mr. Prosser W. Palmer . ;
Last Known Address (1967):. 4643 Seminary Road
—_ Apt 303
Alexandria, Virginia,

fe) Mr. Donald R. Paschal -
Current Address: c/o DC! Security Committee
/ "Community Headquarters Building .
“‘Washington, D. C. 20505
Telephone: 376- 3580

The NIS has. unsubstantiated information that Admiral Taylor’ is
terminally iit. .

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FACT SHEET ON LEE HARVEY OSWALD'S SERVICE IN THE MARINE CORPS

(requested in undated letter received June 1, 1978)

C.1. Oswald's level of security clearance was "confidential."
On September 11, 1959, a Security Termination Statement (OPNAV FORM ~
5511-14) was executed by Oswald. .

C.2. Oswald was separated from his unit overseas due to hospitali-
zation from October 27, 1957 through November 15, 1957, and again from
October 7, 1958 through October 15, 1958.

Oswald did not sail from Yokosuka, Japan, on September 16,
1958. He remained aboard NAS, Atsugi as part of the MAG-11 rear
echelon.

C.3. Oswald was confined at hard labor from June 27, 1958 until
he rejoined his unit on August 13, 1958.

For further clarification, Oswald received a sentence for
20 days confinement in April 1958 as a result of a’ Summary Courts
Martial. The confinement was suspended for six months. If Oswald's
conduct was satisfactory for the period of suspension the sentence
would not have been executed. Oswald committed another offense in
June 1958, received another Summary Courts Martial and was awarded
confinement at hard labor for 28 days. This second offense caused
the suspension of the first sentence to be vacated resulting in an
accumulation of 48 days confinement at -hard labor minus any credit
for good behavior.

The offenses in April and June 1958 | were those of:
1. Violation of Article 92, Uniform Code of Military
Justice; Violate a lawful general order by having in his possession
a privately owned weapon that was not registered.
2. Violation. of Article 117, Uniform Code of

Military Justice; Wrongfully used. provoking words to a Staff
Non-Commissioned Officer.

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Ho stated that be was a former Cuban imay Captain in the Batista regiac and hed been @
professional, Pildier < witheut politics. Had besn officer in charys of Dy
at the Matk Burr copper wins, Impioalse Rie. He left Cubs and cane te Vensruola on 3Juoge.
Exwexre 195%. Be hed legal sized place of paper with photo and signed by the Cuban Uialster
ef Interior giving hin peralssion te lesve Cuba, If was cap ‘ greta Passport”,: . r
Btated he had been jailed 4 tizen between 1 January, and 5 Jue Ik, by CaSTAO. ARCACHA
stated thet he had been arrested end Jailed on 29 June durlag the big cloanup follewing the...
attempt om the life of Presidsat Betancemt. He vee confined fer 15 drys ani released finsliy
on lg July. ZUSIZLHESTA wes arrested by DIGIPOL on 1 dwy ond confined without charrpes. mtil.
12 Joly when hu vas releascd, At that tine bo vas gives a *Salvocenducts® gPL030-E by the .
Yousmolan Ministry ef Interior deted 15 July, 1960 and expiring 15 Javuary 1961...

DUBIZARKZTA speke alxest ne Enclish and it appears thet ARCACHSA was accespanying his te ald. :
4n interpreting iX\necessarys, Hs said that be fared for his life both in Venermls and alos
possible sxtraditi te Cube where he might be tried and exscuted although be alained ts hare -

been guilty enly sf ing been in the aruy in Batista's ties, | :
vf CISTIO tried te Gram the A inte conversation and controversy. -

'. Shey were takes te tho Y. etd the Consulate snd turned over te the Viez Cengal. ~.- .
ZUBIZAREETA appeared with his papers partially filled.
ting thea, Yhis wae dors and bs left, Tre days later ~
ARCACHA and ZBIZARTA tegsther, the forser claining that be had addi tienal a
: character and finenaial yefervocés tha} be wanted te offer te assist ZUBIZL.HCTA if ebtalning =

1 oxbls vias pore guiczly. /A IOWA volun lored that he wented t vara oo about s CsSta0 agent,
rence far CiSTH ip Voservel se? perocn, p :

SOLL ptis/ alleged to La a pur T service that has recently }
cia, fle ales sdvisod\ thst another Cuhen, Creahinrod a, a journalist was Y Gude
dangerous to the U.S. * The laterviey was cut chert and thoyeeazath Worse or Yeo
_ View Consul whe stated pe additional Waforaation vas needed and that 1% would prebably bs A

month before jafeynation upon which a visa could be iesosd would be recaived from Havana and
}- Washington, Z2IZKCTL expressed fear that he veuld be picked up ond extradited before that _

> t4ag, The KA:mentloned that the U.S. was full of exilees and thet aiscere anti-Ceastroites =.

~ could de ced spreading the gespel in Vanexosls, This shook beth of thee eensidarably
and they ropife@ thet at prosent it waa alnost ax dangerous for an anti-Castre on the streets =
. of Caracas on it vas ea the ptreots of Havana, They left after-bsing discouraged by the Consul,
” gx the prospects of « decision in the near future, ARCACBA did net appear tee worried for |
hizsolf and s check proved that he had a valid teurist vist issued te hix on 18 Ncveaber, 1925.
HES tits wifp, beiag @ Spanish subjost, iz gelag te hove considerably pers Aiffiewlty: . a

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Tne principal exner of the arsomd car service referred te is a Pen dosrican pilot, ROZE (fru) - -
and friend of the drsy attache, Ee has ene or tze Cubes partners end recent ingulry reveals. .

. Ghat thaly original coapany in Bevana kas been exprepriated by CeSTBO. They state that DOLL ver

’ @ former espleyes of theirs but vas’ released sone tine age, < og Se!

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FACT SHEET ON RADIOGRAPH REQUEST

With respect to the May 9, 1978, request for access to
radiographs taken the. week of November 22, 1963, at Bethesda Naval
Hospital by the same unit used to take radiographs at President
Kennedy's autopsy, hospital personnel have reported that hone of
the radiographs are annotated to indicate the particular instrument
used; thus, no means are available to determine which radiographs
were taken on the same unit as that used during the President
Kennedy autopsy. Additionally, the radiographs unit used during
the aforementioned autopsy is no longer in use and after a search
could not be located. .

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